Foundation Leadership

Foundation Leadership

Jon Albert

Founder,
Jack & Jill Late Stage Cancer Foundation

Jack & Jill Late Stage Cancer Foundation was inspired by Jill and Jon Albert's real life story. With an M.B.A. and years of executive experience in the corporate world, Jon found himself, his wife, Jill, and their two young children Jake and Jamie facing Jill's Stage IV metastatic breast cancer. Jill and Jon realized early on in Jill’s fight the disease was not just attacking her body, but it was affecting their entire family. Jill and Jon decided they needed to treat their family along with the cancer. Jon took his marketing and operations background and combined it with their drive to formulate something positive and tangible out of the unfair and cruel.

Heidi Cohen

Executive Director,
Jack & Jill Late Stage Cancer Foundation

Heidi Cohen, has worked for non - profits organizations for the past 20 years. For the last twelve years, Heidi has served as the President of the Tourette Syndrome Association of Georgia and South Carolina. She currently serves on the board of the Epstein School, and the Atlanta Women's Golf Association.  Heidi has vast experience in all aspects of non profit administration, her particular expertise is in volunteer management and program/event planning.

Lindsey King

Director of Development,
Jack & Jill Late Stage Cancer Foundation

Lindsey King joined The Jack & Jill Late Stage Cancer Foundation in 2008 to lead strategic development and fundraising and has worked in the non-profit sector for seven years. Prior to working at The Foundation, Lindsey worked in politics and at Hands On Atlanta.

Board of Directors

Mike Antinoro

Executive Vice President of Entertainment & Marketing,
Six Flags

Michael Antinoro is Six Flags’ Executive Vice President of Entertainment and Marketing and oversees all aspects of Six Flags marketing, advertising, promotions, entertainment, ticket strategy, group sales and communications. Since joining Six Flags in 2005, Antinoro has focused on enhancing the Six Flags entertainment experience while developing dynamic new marketing and communications programs to enhance the Six Flags brand, improve customer satisfaction and drive business to the 20 parks in the US, Mexico and Canada. Antinoro is responsible for introducing top entertainment brands such as MTV, Tony Hawk, The Wiggles and Thomas the Tank Engine into the parks and for overseeing the production of innovative and cutting edge communication campaigns. Since Antinoro has lead the marketing and entertainment forge, overall awareness and guest approval ratings have showed dramatic improvements from prior years and are at or above all-time highs. Antinoro is also responsible for overseeing the Coke and Warner Brothers relationships.

In 2008 Antinoro joined the board of directors of Dick Clark Productions. As a board member, Antinoro is actively involved in the creative development of all new projects and shows and innovatively works to merge the two organizations. Under Antinoro’s leadership, Six Flags has introduced live in-park shows such as Rewind, Backtrax and Best of Bloopers that creatively utilize the Dick Clark library to enhance the Six Flags guest experience.
 
Prior to joining Six Flags, Antinoro was instrumental in ESPN’s foray into non-traditional, sports entertainment programming. Antinoro served as the Executive Producer of ESPN Original Entertainment (EOE) from February 2001 through November 2005. During his tenure at EOE, Antinoro oversaw the development of 6 made for TV movies (A Season On The Brink, The Junction Boys, Hustle, 3, Four Minutes and Codebreakers), 2 ten-episode Dramatic Series (PLAYMAKERS and Tilt), Sports Talk Shows (Pardon The Interruption, Jim Rome Is Burning), Game Shows (2 Minute Drill, Stump The Schwab), Reality Shows (Dream Job, Beg, Borrow and Deal, I'd Do Anything), Award Winning Documentary Series and The World Series Of Poker franchise. During his tenure EOE was nominated for over 100 awards including 30 Sports Emmys and also won the prestigious Peabody Award.

Michael Boxer

President & CEO,
The Enterprise Group, Ltd.

Michael Boxer has spent his career working for and advising health care companies in various capacities. Mr. Boxer was most recently the Chief Financial Officer of Mariner Health Care, based in Atlanta, Georgia. Mariner was the third largest long term care company in the United States until its sale in 2004. Mariner had revenue of $1.7 billion, 265 facilities and 12 Long Term Acute Care Hospitals located in 23 states. Prior to joining Mariner, Michael was the Chief Financial Officer at Watson Pharmaceuticals, based in Corona, California. Watson is one of the largest generic and branded pharmaceutical companies in the United States with over $1.5 billion in revenue. Previously, Michael was a health care M&A Investment Banker at Furman Selz, based in San Francisco, where he advised health care providers, payors, pharmaceutical and device companies.

Michael currently is on the Board of Directors of Skilled Health Care. He previously was on the Board of Directors at the Marin Jewish Community Center, in Marin, California. He is also member of in the Atlanta Association for Corporate Growth. Michael holds a Masters in Business Administration from the Graduate School of Business at the University of Chicago and a Bachelors of Science in Business Administration from Colorado State University.

Wendy Clark

Senior Vice President-Integrated Marketing Communications and Capabilities,
The Coca-Cola Company

Wendy Clark joined The Coca-Cola Company in September 2008 as senior vice president – integrated marketing communications and capabilities. In this role, Clark oversees global efforts on design, advertising development, media, sponsorships, interactive marketing and the company’s Live Positively sustainability commitment.

 Prior to joining The Coca-Coca Company, Clark was senior vice president – advertising for AT&T, the world’s largest telecommunications company, where she oversaw all global advertising efforts and brand management responsibilities for the new AT&T.  
 
From delivering the AT&T “globe” logo into the 21st century to making the “Your World. Delivered” tagline synonymous with AT&T, Clark was at the helm of the largest re-branding and advertising campaigns in the company’s history.

Clark is a board member of the Association of National Advertisers and currently lives in Atlanta with her husband and three children. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English/creative writing from Florida State University.

Steven Heinrichs

Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary,
Neenah Paper, Inc.

Steven S. Heinrichs has been our Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary since June 2005 when he joined Kimberly-Clark Corporation as Chief Counsel, Pulp and Paper and General Counsel for Neenah Paper, Inc. Prior to his employment with Kimberly-Clark, Mr. Heinrichs served as Associate General Counsel and Assistant Secretary for Mariner Health Care, Inc., a nursing home and long-term acute care hospital company.

Before joining Mariner Health Care in 2003, Mr. Heinrichs served as Associate General Counsel and Assistant Secretary for American Commercial Lines LLC, a leading inland barge transportation and shipbuilding company from 1998 through 2003. Mr. Heinrichs engaged in the private practice of law with Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher and Flom LLP and Shuttleworth, Smith, McNabb and Williams PLLC from 1994 through 1998. Mr. Heinrichs has an undergraduate degree from the University of Virginia, a law degree from Tulane University and an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.

 
 

Steve Kasten

Global Marketing Director, Media & Entertainment,
Accenture

Steve is the worldwide marketing director for Media & Entertainment at Accenture.  He is responsible for planning and executing marketing programs that support the strategic objectives of clients worldwide in broadcasting, entertainment, publishing and portals. He helps Media & Entertainment companies adapt to the realities of the digital evolution and capitalize on new opportunities to improve business performance.
 
Steve also leads Accenture’s firmwide thought leadership around Convergence and supports bringing to market related products and services through the Communications and High Tech operating group, the largest of Accenture’s five industry groups.
 
Steve started his career with Accenture in 1998 with the Products group, leading marketing for Food and Consumer Packaged Goods. He then joined the Communications division to establish marketing for the wireless group and supported rapid growth in that sector.  

Before joining  Accenture, Steve led the global branding efforts for MCI, under the business to business  sector – network MCI. Prior to that, Steve led advertising and corporate communications for the Georgia Power Company/Southern Company.   
 
Steve holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Communications and a MBA in Marketing.  He is married and lives with his wife and three children in Atlanta, Georgia.   

Cliff Marks

President, Sales & Marketing,
National CineMedia

Clifford (“Cliff”) E. Marks, National CineMedia (NCM)’s president of sales and marketing, has been a leading advertising, marketing and sales professional for over 20 years.  Marks leads NCM’s marketing, sales and advertising division based in New York City. 

Through its FirstLook pre-feature program, Lobby Entertainment Network (LEN), NCM Interactive Network and other promotional products, NCM provides advertisers with bundled offerings of on-screen, lobby and online marketing products that offer multiple ways to interact with theater patrons. NCM operates the largest digital in-theater network in North America, the Digital Content Network (DCN)SM, which allows for the targeted distribution of advertising and content to specified auditoriums and lobby areas within its network of AMC Entertainment Inc., Cinemark Holdings, Inc., Regal Entertainment Group and other top network affiliate movie theaters nationwide.
 
Marks was the architect behind The 2wenty, a first-of-its-kind digitally delivered entertainment and advertising pre-feature program, debuting in 2003. In 2006, NCM launched the current edition of its in-theatre pre-feature program, FirstLook, showcasing content fromA&E Television Networks, NBC Universal, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Turner Broadcasting System, Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures and Warner Bros. along with national, regional and local advertising. 
 
Prior to his current position, Marks served as president of sales and marketing with Regal Entertainment Group’s media subsidiary, Regal CineMedia Corporation. In March 2005, Regal Entertainment Group and AMC Entertainment, Inc. combined its individual sales and marketing organizations, Regal CineMedia and National Cinema Network, to form National CineMedia (NCM) LLC.   In July 2005, Cinemark USA was the third leading movie exhibitor to take an ownership stake in National CineMedia LLC. National CineMedia, Inc. was listed on the NASDAQ Global Market as “NCMI” in February of 2007.
 
Before joining Regal CineMedia, Marks was a 14-year veteran of ESPN/ABC Sports, where as senior vice president he oversaw its $2.0 billion sales organization.  Working with top national advertisers such as Anheuser Busch, Circuit City, MCI, Toyota, AT&T, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell and KFC, Marks was instrumental in developing vertically integrated advertising packages for clients across multiple platforms including ABC Sports programming, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN Classic, ESPNews, ESPN.com, ESPN magazine, ESPN radio and ESPNZone restaurants.
 
From 1986 through 1989, Marks was an executive at The Nashville Network. He began his career at prominent New York advertising agencies Young & Rubicam (1985-86) and BBDO (1983-85).
 
A cinema industry leader and advocate, Marks was named one of The Mediaweek 50 top executives in the advertising industry in 2009 and also served as president and chairman of the Cinema Advertising Council (CAC) during 2007.

Hala Moddelmog

CEO,
Catalytic Ventures, LLC

Hala Moddelmog has spent the last 15 years of her career in president and CEO roles. She is known as a multi­dimensional leader with areas of strength in strategic planning, marketing, brand and product development, and assembling and managing high performance teams. Her ability to form strategic alliances and public-private partnerships in industry and nonprofit is a powerful complement to her business acumen. Moddelmog was the first woman to lead an international restaurant company when in 1995 she was named President of Church's Chicken, the world's third largest chicken brand with 1500+ restaurants in 15 countries and nearly $1B in system sales. In 2006, she was chosen as President and CEO of Susan G. Komen for the Cure, the world's largest grassroots network working to eradicate breast cancer through education, awareness, public policy, and science throughout the globe. Since its inception, Komen has contributed over $1.5B in the fight against breast cancer and has outreach in 50 countries.

Moddelmog currently serves as a director on the boards of two public companies— AMN Healthcare (NYSE:AHS) and Amerigroup Corporation (NYSE:AGP) — and is CEO of Catalytic Ventures, LLC, a company she founded to provide strategic and operational consulting in the areas of foodservice, franchising, healthcare, and nonprofit with special emphasis in international multi-unit/multi-channel organizations.
Highlights of her career at Komen include the establishment of a world-renowned Scientific Advisory Board with a record-setting annual grant of $100m to scientific research and the establishment of the Susan G. Komen Advocacy Alliance, a 501c4 designed to advocate for breast cancer patients at the federal and state level. Moddelmog also strengthened the operational and financial stewardship of the organization, and as a result, Komen received its first ever 4-Star Rating from Charity Navigator. During Moddelmog's tenure, Komen's awareness and the number of corporate sponsors grew significantly (from 123 sponsors in 2006 to 296 in 2009), as did Komen's reach around the globe. She developed the Komen Global Promise Fund and led mission delegations to Africa, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East.
 
While she was President of Church's, the company experienced record sales and profit growth with eight years of consecutive comparable sales increases, which out-paced the foodservice industry growth rate. Moddelmog also led a logo change and complete reimaging of brand. She was recognized for her strong relationships with franchisees, her marketing savvy, and successful new product development. Moddelmog's strategic direction for Church's translated to new heights of restaurant operating profit. She led the brand both under private equity ownership and as a public company under AFC Enterprises (NASDAQ:AFCE), and she was instrumental in the divestiture of Church's back to private equity ownership.
 
She serves/has served on multiple boards: public, private, advisory, and nonprofit; and she is a frequent speaker at conferences, universities, corporations, and associations and on TV and radio on topics including her business areas of focus as well as women's business advancement and public board service. She has had the privilege of working with the National Cancer Institute and many other cancer organizations. She has testified before the Senate HELP (Health, Education, Labor, Pensions) Committee and the Senate Women's Caucus, and she is the recipient of numerous awards and recognition including an Honorary Doctorate of Letters from Georgia Southern University.
 
Moddelmog earned a Masters in Journalism and Mass Communications from the University of Georgia and a BA in English from Georgia Southern University. She has also attended Executive Education programs at Harvard and Kellogg and has her National Association of Corporate Directors (NACD) certification. She resides in Atlanta, GA with her husband, Steve Moddelmog. They have two adult children.

Derek Schiller

Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing,
Atlanta Braves

As executive vice president of sales and marketing, Derek Schiller is responsible for the management for all baseball-related revenues such as ticket sales, corporate partnerships, broadcasting, licensing and merchandising, community relations and the overall marketing strategy for the franchise.

Schiller manages the Braves television relationships with FS South, SportSouth and Peachtree TV and the radio relationship with Clear Channel Radio that includes 150 affiliates across the Southeast, the largest affiliate network in all professional sports.  Schiller also coordinates all aspects of the Braves marketing outreach with fans, including braves.com and all promotional and advertising campaigns.
 
Schiller earned a bachelor’s degree in engineering from Vanderbilt University. He is an executive board member of the Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Atlanta Sports Council, an alumnus of Leadership Atlanta and serves in a variety of roles for a number of metro Atlanta charities.  He recently completed his first marathon and half-ironman triathlon. Schiller and his wife Kristin and their two children, Luke and Carson, reside in Duluth.

Jane Stevenson

Jane M. Stevenson is a Partner in Heidrick & Struggles’ global CEO and Board practice. She focuses on leadership succession and search work for CEOs, CMOs, Chief Innovation Officers and Board of Directors  for consumer-driven companies in the Packaged Goods, Financial Services and Technology sectors. Her consultative style and insightful approach has distinguished her as a trusted advisor to leaders of Fortune 500 companies and emerging brands. Consistently one of the firm’s top producers, Jane is noted for her work at the top, and for leading some of the firm’s largest global client relationships. 

Jane was recognized by Business Week in 2008 and 2009 as one of the “100 Most Influential Search Consultants in the World.” She is frequently consulted by The Wall Street Journal, Fortune, Business Week, Advertising Age, and BrandWeek to discuss trends and issues relative to general management and commercial leadership.
 
Prior to her current role, Jane founded and was the Global Managing Partner of Heidrick & Struggles’ Marketing and Sales Officers Practice. Under her leadership, the practice became the industry standard for assessing and recruiting leaders in top commercial roles. Jane is also regularly tapped as a subject matter expert on innovation leadership, speaking and publishing on the subject. Her groundbreaking book with Bilal Kaafarani, “The Winning Jaguar – Defining the Future of Innovation Leadership” is due out this fall.
 
Jane’s leadership as a Quality Managing Partner helped to shape the firm’s current quality program, denoting quality work as a Heidrick and Struggles’ Trademark. She also founded the firm’s Venture Capital Practice and served as Co-Managing Partner of the Private Equity/Venture Capital Practice for several years.
 
Prior to joining Heidrick and Struggles, Jane spent more than a decade as Partner and Executive Vice President of Howard Fischer Associates International. Her leadership and recognition as a top-tier recruiter was pivotal in leading the firm to ranking in the top two percent of executive search firms at that time. 
 
Jane began her search career with SPI, Inc., a boutique search firm specializing in corporate information technology searches. Prior to her career in executive search, Jane spent five years leading public relations, admissions and recruitment programs for Loma Linda University and Columbia Union College, which was also her alma mater.
Jane is on the board of directors for the Jack and Jill Late Stage Cancer Foundation. Jane and her husband Alan live with their two children in Atlanta, GA.
 
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